Best Creams for Treating Yeast Diaper Rash

Yeast Rash is a different beast than other diaper rashes.  Unlike other diaper rashes, you're treating a fungus and fungus spores.  To clear up a yeast rash quickly, follow these steps and use one of the recommended creams below.  As an alternative to rash cream, you can apply a 50/50 blend of ACV (apple cider vinegar) and water to the affected area at every diaper change until the rash disappears.

  • A&D Zinc Oxide Cream**
  • A&D Original Ointment**
  • Aquaphor Baby Healing OIntment**
  • CJ's BUTTer Spitz Plus
  • Desitin Ointment**
  • Earth Mama Angel Baby Bottom Balm**
  • Pooters Skin Therapy

** This cream is not recommended for use with cloth diapers that have fleece, stay-dry, minky or charcoal bamboo fabrics inside as it will stick to your diapers and cause them to leak and repel.  The cream can be removed but it will require scrubbing and multiple washes.

NOTE: Vaseline should be avoided altogether.

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    • Beverley Ventura On

      I had not thought about consequences to cloth diapers. Being grandmother I took it upon myself to try and be socially responsible. Going back to my mom ways. I will look into your list. Thank you for doing the homework and schooling us.

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